Vanakreeka skulptuur

1. Vanakreeka skulptuur

2. Arhailise ajajärgu skulptuur 600-480 eKr

3. Statue of a kouros (youth), ca. 590–580 B.C.; ArchaicGreek, AtticNaxian marble; H. without plinth 76 in. (193.04 cm)Fletcher Fund, 1932

4. Kleobis and Biton, ca. 590, hgt. ca.2.17 meters, found at the Sanctuary of Apollo at Delphi. Heroic idealized youth, Theirqualities as menare more important than a single deed, and the statue therefore does not show them in the action of that deed.The kouroi do not represent men as individuals (as portraits), as they present men only in the ideal of the Archaic Greek hero.

5. Kroisos (Kouros from Anavysos), c. 540-515 B.C., marble.

6. Piraeus Apollo Kouros, 520 B.C

7. Noor Kritios, u 490-480 eKr, Ateena Akropol, arhailise ajastu hiline periood

8. Nike from Delos, Athens National Museum, c. 550 BC

9. Male statue (called “Kouros”) of the god Apollo, laying in the same spot where it was abandoned in 600BC

10. KORE from Keratea, Greece. c. 570BCE. Marble. height 6ft4ins

11. Peplosega kore, u 540-530 eKr, Ateena akropol

12. Kore (AthenianAcropolis, 525BCE)

13. The Euthydikos Kore, from the Acropolis, circa 490 BC

14. Warriors, East Ped. Temple of Aphaia, Aegina c. 490-480 B.C.

15. Archer from the East Pediment of the Temple of Aphaia at Aegina, c. 490-480 B.C.

16. Klassikaline ajajärk 480-323 eKr

18. Antiik-Kreeka linnriigid

19. Myron: Diskobolos,Roman copy; orig.460-450 BC ROME,Museo Nazionale

20. Statue ofAthena and Marsyas by Myron in Botanic Garden, Copenhagen, Denmark

21. Roomlaste koopia, Myroni Athena kujust, grupist “Athena ja Mars”

22. Zeus; ca. 460 B.C.found in sea off Cape Artemission in Euboea; bronze; 209 cm hiighAthens: National Museum

23. Ludovisi Throne, c. 470-460 BC, Rome, Museo Nazionale

24. Pedimental figures, by Alkamenes I, from west pediment of The Temple of Zeus, Olympia, marble, over-life-size, c. 471-456. (Olympia Museum):

25. Temple of Zeus, Olympia, West Pediment, Apollo, ~ 460 BC

26. POLYKLEITOSDoryphorosca. 450-40 B.C.from Pompeiitotal front centermarble212 cm. highNaples, Museo Archaeologico

27. Doryphorus (Spear Bearer), a.k.a. The Kanon, by Polyclitus, Roman copy in marble, c. 6.9' h, c. 440 B.C. (National Museum, Naples):Arrows showing back and forth directions of the Kanon figure

28. A reconstruction of Phidias' statue of Zeus, in an engraving made by Philippe Galle in 1572, from a drawing by Maarten van Heemskerck

29. Hermitage Museum, St Petersburg, Russia Title: "Jupiter"Material: Marble & Bronze Roman copy inspired by Greek ivory and gold statue of Zeus at Olympia by PheidiasDate: C1st AD Period: Imperial Roman

30. Centaur killing Lapith; a metope of the south side of the Parthenon, workshop of Pheidias, 447-442 BCE. British Museum

31. Ruins of the Temple of Zeus at the archaeological site of Olympia, Greece, built about 460 BC by the architect Libon of Elis

32. Centaur and Lapith fighting; a metope of the south side of the Parthenon, workshop of Pheidias, 447-442 BCE. British Museum

33. Centaur andLapith WrestlingPheidiasMethop from the South side of Parthenon, 447-442 BCBritish Museum, London

34. PanathenaicProcession Friezedesigned by Pheidiasrunning frieze outside of cella wall447-432 B.C.E.

35. Panathenaic Procession Friezedesigned by Pheidiasrunning frieze outside of cella wall447-432 B.C.E

36. Pheidias and the Frieze of the Parthenon by Sir Lawrence Alma-Tadema; 1868 – 1869; Medium: Oil on mahogany panel; Material(s): ahogany wood; Height: 725 mm;Birmingham Museums & Art Gallery

37. East Pediment of the Parthenon: Birth of Athenadesigned by Pheidias447-432 B.C.E.

38. Sculptures of the East Pediment. Artemis. Now in British Museum.

39. Tools, terra-cotta molds, and a cup inscribed "Pheidias" have been recovered from the site, which dates from 440-430 BC - the period during which the artist had undertaken the construction of the chryselephantine Statue of Zeus

40. Grave stele of Hegeso (h. 1.58 m., w. 1 m.) represents the deceased Hegeso, daughter of Proxenos, seated on a chair and, in front of her, a maiden servant...in the cemetery of Kerameikos, in Athens. the end of the 5th century B.C.

41. Herm of Pericles“Pericles, son of Xanthippus, Athenian”, Roman copy of the original by Kresilas, Vatican Museumsorig. ~429 BC

42. Nike unloosening her sandal.  The relief is from the parapet of the bastion of the temple of Athena Nike. Dated to circa 410 BCE

43. Dancing Menade. Artist: Skopas (active mid-4th century BCE) Date: 2nd half, 4th c.BCE

44. One Reconstruction

45. Mausoleum at Halicarnassus: Amazonomachy - detail of Greek attacked by Amazon from E. frieze (attributed to Skopas?) - ca. 355-330 B.C.

46. Mausoleum at Halicarnassus: Amazonomachy - detail of Greek and Amazon from E. frieze (attributed to Skopas?) - ca. 355-330 B.C.

47. Mausoleum at Halicarnassus: Amazonomachy - detail of Greek attacking Amazon from E. frieze (attributed to Skopas?) - ca. 355-330 B.C.

48. Hermes of Praxiteles,Museum at Olympia.One of the masterpieces of ancient Greek art.Hermes, as Pausanias informs us, is depicted carrying the infant Dionysos. Made from Parian marble it stands 2,10m in height.It is thought to be an original of the great sculptor and it is dated to ca. 330 B.C

49. PRAXITELESCridian Aphrodite350- 40 B.C.marbleMunich, Glyptothek

50. Apoxyomenos, Roman marble copy of Greek bronze by Lysippus, c. 310 BC; in the Vatican Museum, Rome.